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    Angelica & The Artist – Chapter 10

     

    Chapter 10

     

    North Carolina………

    Lyndsay opened the door to her apartment and proceeded to her kitchen to put down the Chinese food she stopped to pick up on her way home. Carolyn would be arriving shortly, so she went into her bedroom and got changed into some comfortable clothes, as she knew this had the potential to be a long night.

    The door buzzer sounded just as she was walking back into the living room. Opening the door for her friend, she then went into the kitchen to get the food ready.

    Carolyn opened the wine and they got settled in the living room making small chat as they ate dinner. After cleaning up, and refilling their wine glasses they again settled down in the living room to start the serious part of the conversation.

    Looking her friend straight in the eye, Carolyn asked again about the person that Lyndsay had met in Rome.

    “So Lynds, tell me more about this mystery man that you met on your vacation. What does he look like, what does he do for a living?”

    Not quite sure how to explain that it was not a man who had captured her heart, she hesitated before responding.

    “Come on Lynds, you said you’d tell me if we came back to your place. We’ve been making small talk for an hour. It’s just us, you know you can talk to me.”

    “I know. It’s just not as simple as you make it sound.”

    “Sure it is. You say….. Carolyn, his name is “blank”…….and he does “blank” for a living…..just start there.”

    Shaking her head Lyndsay laughed at her friend. “Ok, you win…let’s see……..”, but nothing further was spoken.

    “Come on Lyndsay, don’t keep me in suspense any more….spill it.”

    “All right, all right.” She took a deep breath and cautiously stated “Her name is Angelica and she owns an art gallery in New York City.”

     

     

     

    Los Angeles……..

    It was late evening, Bette and Tina had turned in early for the night, and Angelica sat outside alone by the pool deep in thought. Shane was walking past the garden when she noticed the young woman sitting by herself. Heading into the house, she grabbed a couple of beers and headed back out to find her young friend.

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    Comments

    1. Loving this. One thing for sure she will find out who her friends are. Its her life,and life is to short to waste a minute of happiness. She knows how to get in touch with Angie. Thanks

    2. Wow, this was really good TAZ. You showed Angelica and Lyndsay’s dilemmas very well. The ball though is in Lynday’s court because Angie doesn’t know how to contact her. Also, I loved the fact that Shane went over to Angie, just like she used to do with Bette. Can’t wait for the next update!

    3. Great update. Happy that Lyndsay had someone to talk with, even if Carolyn almost walked out on her. At least she got over her narrowmindedness and listened to Lyndsay. Post when you can.

    4. You think. I feel for both Angelica and Lyndsay. The turmoil and emotional pain they’re both going through, and they really don’t have to. I understand Lyndsay’s concerns about her family and friends, heck we’ve all been their at one time or another. You just have to accept who you are and who you love and go from there. Lyndsay’s going to have to be the one to reach out since Angelica doesn’t have any numbers to contact her with. Carolyn did have me a bit nervous, but we do need to cut her some slack, it is kinda of a shock. Come on give the girls a push in the right direction.

    5. Tazzie, Tazzie, Tazzie….you didn’t stop there girl. You just didn’t!!!! This was an awesome chapter!!! I read it aloud to Ness as we linger in bed on this sunny Sunday morning, and her first response as I clicked each page was, “The chapter is ending soon!” When I got to the end, she said “I’m holding out on the Wii information until we see another post!” LMAOOO!!! Yes, that good my friend. This was so great. I love how you showed what both women are going through in the absence of the other, and the feeling they have lost what they had. Carolyn certainly caused me to gasp at her initial reaction to Lyndsay, as I knew it would add an additional heartbreak if she lose her best friend as well. I’m glad you had her turn around and listen to the entire story. Lyndsay is worried her family will reject her, and that is a reasonable concern of most every homosexual that has ever had to struggle with whether they should tell their family or not. However, in the end it’s her life, and her ability to live the life she finds fulfilling is within her grasp if she so chooses. I say take the bull by the horns Lyndsay and make it happen. You’ll regret it if you don’t. Angelica on the other hand has little to go on, as she has little to no information on tracking this woman down. Loved the discussion between Shane and Ange. Good stuff Tazzie. Check your email, my better half responded (I knew she wouldn’t hold out on ya). Hugs to you and P. Thanks for the shout out.

    6. Hey Tazzie. This chapter was great. I thought that Carolyn was going to walk out and leave forever. I thought “some friend she is”, but thankfully, she turned around and heard her friend out. It is always tough when you tell the first person that you are interested in the same sex. Poor Shane. Maybe she should try and look Carmen up now that she is older and wiser. Anyway, I was going to hold out on that advice, but I didn’t. Check your email. Post SOON

    7. Hey, Taz! Wow, girl! You did an amazing update, here. The way you made both, Angie and Lindsay, process all the special moments they spent together, makes them realise that love may appear when you least expect it. Obviously, when this feeling strikes you for the first time, it is so overwhelming that you get confused. You just don’t know how to explain it, nor you have the proper words to assess all the emotions, the vulnerability that you feel, the ache in your heart, for no reason, and the eagerness to see or listen to that especial person who has turned your world upside down. Fortunately, both girls had someone with whom to share what they are going through. They are so frightened right now, because both have different environments. In the case of Lindsay, an homophobe family, which can be a major obstacle to listening to her heart. As for Angie, it may be worse, due to Lindsay’s sudden depart, which only means she got scared. The step to follow is to make them conclude what is exactly that they want. Once they arrive to that point, then, they will know what to do. Either they both decide to make contact with one another or they try to shut the doors of their hearts in order to ignore and avoid how much they ache for one another. Thanks for such a charming chapter. PPS Lucero & Marsha (JC’s Salsa Aunties)

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